WHITE WIDOW & K2 IN THE SHED

[smok3y]

Looking good man

[rottenfork]

Shit i hate the Irish weather, its march and we got a snow fall today one day its 12 degrees outside the next its 6.
Im having to adjust the fan and heater timers daily to try and keep the grow space stabilized, my last grow was in the house and i didnt have this hassle.
Any way every thing looks good except the yellowing of leaves with the red veins and stems is getting more wide spread , anybody got any thoughts on this??????

[rottenfork]

O.K. heres a pic update , were 33 days into flower
everything seems fine , just fed them bio-bloom 5 mls per litre of water
ph is around 6.5
temps at 29c
still getting yellowing of leaves with red veins and stems???

Peace:rasta:

[metalirock]

Lovin those fat buds! :thumbsup:

-not an expert, but i think yellow leaves= N deficiency

[zebulon]

Hey RF....your plants look awesome, beautiful buds :thumbsup:
I heard that some strains get yellow leafs during flowering....

[tha del sound]

probably N deficiency, because it looks like the yellowing is starting at the tips and working its way back towards the node.

Check This Out. Good source for finding out what's wrong with your plants.

:rastasmoke:

[rottenfork]

Cheers, checked out link think you guys are right looks like n-deficiency to me.
going to give a feed of A Bowers fish blood and bone,
hopefully that will sort them out.
Im expecting the leaves to yellow and die around 2-3 weeks before harvest. Im five weeks into flower tomorrow,
This strain of WW black label usually has a 10 week flower period, PEACE!!

[smok3y]

Buds are looking beutiful dude..

[FireTheft]

lookin' sweet

don't stress about the veins or yellowing.....you're in flowering mode a little yellowing is normal.

veins are signs of an older mature plant

[stinkyattic]

Don't give any Nitrogen now! It's too late in flower. Jsut keep giving a bloom fert, and check that your soil pH is correct.
Re-potting was the best thing you could have done actually. You have no idea how much worse those plants would look if you hadn't; old soil that has peat in it DOES eventually cause pH problems, and putting your plant in fresh soil gives them a new lease on life. The bud development is very good and the plants look only a TINY bit more yellow than you would want... don't stress it... you want some yellowing near harvest.